Decisions600 coins
Poker Decisions
You play the other players — and the rake plays you.
2 min
Before you play
Here's what you're looking for in Poker Decisions. With a 5% cut of each pot, a break-even player still ends up down.
How does Poker Decisions work?
- You and the house are each dealt five cards; the house's hand stays hidden.
- Fold to give up the round cheaply, or Call to pay in and see the showdown.
- The stronger poker hand wins the pot (pair < two pair < trips < straight < flush …).
- The house takes a 5% rake out of every pot it settles.
How the round goes
- 1Use temporary virtual practice chips at the table
- 2Play a few rounds — the coach explains each one
- 3See the big picture in “What just happened?”
- 4Pass the quiz to complete your weekly progress
Skill, variance and the rake. With a 5% cut of each pot, a break-even player still ends up down.
You have 400 virtual game coins for unlocking activities. Practice chips reset inside each game. Neither has cash value or affects the Community Contribution.
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